WEBVTT FROM BRAIN CANCER IN 2009 AT THE AGE OF 77. ED: HARVEY, EVERYONE IS SO AND THOUSANDS PUT THIS WINTER PEE HIND US. EVEN THE LITTLE GLIMMER WE HAD YESTERDAY, YOU KNOW? Meterologist: I KNOW. EVERYBODY SAID MAYBE ITS BEHIND US. ED: RIGHT. METEOROLOGIST: NOT QUITE. THE JET STREAM HAS SHIFT AND ALLOWED THE COLD AIR TO COME BACK DOWN. ONCE AGAIN, THE CHILLIEST WEIGHT AIR CROSS THE COUNTRY. RIGHT NOW IT IS 16 DEGREES COLDER THAN IT WAS 24 HOURS AGO IN BOSTON. 13 COLDER THAN IT WAS WEARS THAT TIME. ALL RIGHT. LET'S CHECK IT OUT IN BOSTON. BACK DOWN TO 28 NOW T. THE AIRS VERY DRY. THE WIST 12 MILES PER HOUR. THE WINDS ARE SLOWLY DIMINISHING BUT EVEN AS THEY DO DIMINISH. THE READING THENS 20'S NOW. BUT THE WINDCHILLS ARE DOWNP TO THE TEENS. THIS IS CLOSE TO WHAT THE ACTUAL TEMPERATURES WILL BE EARLY TOMORROW MORNING. SO SIT IS GOING TO BE VERY COLD WHEN YOU HEAD OUT. YOU WILL HAVE THE BENEFIT OFSHINE. IT WILL BE NOT ANYWHERE NEAR AS WINDY AS IT WAS TODAY. THE AFTERNOON STEM TURE SHOULD CLIMB ABOVE FREEZING MAYBE TOUCHING 40 IN ONE OR TWO SPOTS. SKIES ARE THIGHS AND CLEAR AROUND THE REGION RIGHT NOW. THAT IS ALLOWING THE COLD AIR TO COMMIT. I WANT YOU TO YOU SEE THAT THE HILD WEATHER THAT WE HAD YESTERDAY, IT IS NOT REALLY THAT FAR AWAY. EVEN NOW, IT IS 55 RIGHT NOW IN MINNEAPOLIS. IT IS 59 IN ST. LOUIS. 50 IN RALEIGH-DURHAM. 64 IN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THE COLD AIR THAT WE HAVE AND THE WARM AIR THAT IS NEARBY, THAT IS GOING TO HELP A STORM TO DEVELOP. MOISTURE IS ALREADY FLOWING OUT OF THE GULF OF MEXICO TOWARD THE MIDWEST. THEN WE MAKE THE TURN EAST IN OUR DIRECTION. NOW HOW MUCH RAINFALL ARE WE LIKELY TO GET OUT OF THIS? PRETTY SIGNIFICANT. I WOULD SAY A HALF INCH TO AN INCH OF WATER WILL COME OUT OF THIS SYSTEM. BUT I WANT TO GET TO THE TIMELINE OF ALL OF THIS BECAUSE AS WE LOSE OUR HIGH PRESSURE AREA TOMORROW NIGHT, IT LOYS THE MOISTURE PROSECUTOR THE GULF TO MOVE IN THRESH CLOUDS TO THICKEN. THEN, THE RAIN WILL BEGIN SATURDAY MORNING. BUT WHEN IT DOES, WHERE TEMPERATURES COULD BE VERY BORDERLINE ON THE GROUND. IT WILL BE WARM ENOUGH ABOVE IT WON'T BE SNOW BUT COULD BE A PERIOD OF FREEZING RAIN ESPECIALLY IN THE OUTLYING AREAS BEFORE THE TEMPERATURES INCH UP TO CAUSE STRAIGHT RAIN. PLEASE BE AWARE. MAY BE HP SLIPPERY SPOTS AROUND. TOMORROW, SUNSHINE THROUGH OCCASIONAL HIGH CLOUDS THEN THE THICKER CLOUDS COME IN LATE TOMORROW NIGHT. BY 8:00 SATURDAY MORNING, IT IS RAINING. BUT KIND MIND. COULD BE SOME FREEZING RAIN IN SOME AREAS AT THIS TIME. THEN WE GO OVER TO STRAIGHT RAIN. NOW HERE'S THE OTHER RUN WITH THIS. STEADIEST MOST SIGNIFICANT RAINS WOULD BE DURING THE DAY ON SATURDAY. THERE MAY BE A LOW SATURDAY NIGHT. THERE MAY BE A BACKLASH ON SUNDAY. I AM NOT SURE JUST HOW MUCH MOISTURE WILL BE INVOLVED WHAT WE FLIP TO SNOW FLURRIES OR ACTUALLY SOME STEADY SNOW. ONE OF THE COMPUTER MODELS IS INDICATING SOME SNOW WILL BACK DOWN ALONG THE COAST ESPECIALLY IN EASTERN MASS DURING SUNDAY SO IT IS NOT IM POSSIBLE THAT WE COULD EVEN HAVE A SMALL ACCUMULATION OF SNOW ON SUNDAY. SO FOR THE ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE. 32 DEGREES I WOULD SAY PIS IT IS GOING TO BE CHILLY THROUGHOUT WITH A COLD FORLY WIND AND PERIOD OF SNOW OR FLURRIES SEEMS TO BE A POSSIBILITY. SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATION UP TO SEA COUNTRY BUT BECAUSE OF WHAT MAY HAPPEN SUNDAY. ANYWHERE FROM A COATING TO AN IN OR TWO IS POSSIBLE. IT IS NOT DEFINITE. IT IS A POSSIBILITY. LET'S CHECK IT OUT THE NEXT BUNCH OF DAY FORCE YOU. SUNDAY, KIND MIND, IF WE DO GET A COUPLE OF INCHES WE COULD BREAK IN ALL-TIME RECORD. WE WILL SEE WHAT HAPPENS. THAT IS SOMETHING WE WILL FOLLOW CARE AREFULLY. THE MAIN IDEA IS YOU GOT A RAINY SATURDAY TO DEAL WITH. THEN RESIDUAL SNOW OR FLURRIES SON DAY. THEN IT LOOKS LIKE TEMPERATURES WILL BE ABOUT WHERE THEY SHOULD